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Version Q2 2011 released 07/12/2011
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Splitter / Live Resize

The splitter has the LiveResize property set to true. Drag the resize bar to see how the content is previewed during the drag.

The Halo Effect and telerik

I was perusing my usual portion of blogs this morning when I saw this post (thanks to the superb blogsearch.google.com engine). It seems that the guys from Bungie are using telerik tools (RadEditor, RadAjax to name a few) on their community site!

This is huge for me for a couple of reasons. Bungie's site is very heavy on traffic and I suspect hundreds of thousands of users are visiting their forums every month. They are using RadEditor for content entry and RadAjax for site updates - a real hard real-life test for our products. The second reason - Bungie is the producer of one of my favourite games - Halo 1/2 (2 being the best selling game of all time). I've personally played Halo 2 for a long-time and Halo 3 is the one and only reason I'm buying a Xbox 360.

There is a little technical perk that I've noticed too - the guys are using r.ad..editor 5.6 - we've produced this version prior to the rich editing support of Opera 9. They got one clever hack working on their site:

...
// workaround for opera and RadEditor 5.6.5
function HideEditorUpdateCancelButtons(editorClientID) {
  var oCancelButton = document.getElementByID("RadECancelButton" + editorClientID);
  oCancelButton.style.display = "none";
  var oUpdateButton = document.getElementByID("RadEUpdateButton" + editorClientID);
  oUpdateButton.style.display = "none";
}
...


Cool idea. No need to do that anymore though - the new RadEditor 6.5 provides support for Opera 9.

telerik team strikes Ohrid

IMG_1764_small


It is that time of the year when the summer heat begins to remind us it is the right moment to take off on a road trip for the weekend.  Thats how two colleagues and I decided to visit the cool town of Ohrid in neighboring Macedonia.

It all started on Friday evening with nothing more than our backpacks and a couple of beers to maintain high spirit during the somewhat tedious travel :). We arrived very early on Saturday and were welcomed by the refreshing scent of the Ohrid lake. The lake, the old houses, the monasteries turn the town into a flourishing tourist destination. 

There is a whole lot to do in Ohrid. You can, go to the beach, sail on a boat, walk around town visiting museums and strongholds (there are plenty of those). Or you could go to a restaurant and treat yourself to some of the renowned Macedonian cuisine. Mind you, it is nothing short of phenomenal. We were experiencing a foodgasm every time we sat down at a restaurant. If ever you are so lucky to visit Ohrid make sure you try the Ohridska Pastrmka (ohrid trout straight from the lake), Sharska Pleskavica (it looks like a burger, but tastes so much better) or Svinska Veshalica (a special marinated and tenderized pork steak). Make sure you combine that with a  Macedonian or Greek salad, Nafora (thats grilled bread cubes with shredded white cheese) and drown everything in lots of the traditional Macedonian red wine (Tuga za jug).

If you are thinking that you will hardly be able to move after the feast you guessed right. The good people in Ohrid, however, have thought about that too! Most of the villas you can rent there feature huge balconies with lots of shading and lounges where you can lay down looking at the gorgeous view of the Ohrid lake while the breeze cools you down. For those of you who want to burn some of the fat there are plenty of clubs and discos where you can dance your butt off.

With such a grand degree of entertainment we hardly noticed how the two days spent there passed. It was short, yes, but it was magic. I even admit that I am a little envious of all the people we left there - the dream goes on for them - as for me, I am back to exciting world of RadAjax development :-)


  • Live Resize

    The live resize option gives you a real time preview of the content during the resizing of the panes. To turn this option on set the LiveResize property of the RadSplitter control to true.

Source Code

C# VB.NET
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  • <%@ Register TagPrefix="qsf" TagName="Footer" Src="~/Common/Footer.ascx" %>
    <%@ Register TagPrefix="qsf" TagName="HeadTag" Src="~/Common/HeadTag.ascx" %>
    <%@ Register TagPrefix="qsf" TagName="Header" Src="~/Common/Header.ascx" %>
    <%@ Register TagPrefix="qsf" Namespace="Telerik.QuickStart" %>
    <%@ Register TagPrefix="telerik" Namespace="Telerik.Web.UI" Assembly="Telerik.Web.UI" %>

    <%@ Page Language="c#" CodeFile="DefaultCS.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false" Inherits="Telerik.Web.Examples.Splitter.LiveResize.DefaultCS" %>

    <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd">
    <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
    <head runat="server">
        <qsf:HeadTag ID="Headtag1" runat="server"></qsf:HeadTag>
    </head>
    <body class="BODY">
        <form id="Form1" method="post" runat="server">
        <qsf:Header ID="Header1" runat="server" NavigationLanguage="c#"></qsf:Header>
        <telerik:RadScriptManager ID="RadScriptManager1" runat="server" />
        <div class="bigModule" style="margin-bottom: 40px">
            <div class="bigModuleBottom">
                The splitter has the <b>LiveResize</b> property set to <b>true</b>. Drag the resize
                bar to see how the content is previewed during the drag.<br />
            </div>
        </div>
        <br />
        <telerik:RadSplitter ID="RadSplitter1" runat="server" Height="500" LiveResize="true"
            Width="700">
            <telerik:RadPane ID="RadPane1" runat="server" Width="250">
                <div style="margin: 10px">
                    <h2>
                        The Halo Effect and telerik
                    </h2>
                    I was perusing my usual portion of blogs this morning when I saw <a href="http://tomachronos.blogspot.com/2006/07/ajax-and-bungienet.html">
                        this post</a> (thanks to the superb blogsearch.google.com engine). It seems
                    that the guys from <a href="http://bungie.net/">Bungie </a>are using telerik tools
                    (RadEditor, RadAjax to name a few) on their community site!<br />
                    <br />
                    This is huge for me for a couple of reasons. Bungie's site is very heavy on traffic
                    and I suspect hundreds of thousands of users are visiting their forums every month.
                    They are using <strong>RadEditor </strong>for content entry and <strong>RadAjax
                    </strong>for site updates - a real hard real-life test for our products. The second
                    reason - Bungie is the producer of one of my favourite games - Halo 1/2 (2&nbsp;being
                    the best selling game of all time). I've personally played Halo 2 for a long-time
                    and Halo 3 is the one and only reason I'm buying a Xbox 360.<br />
                    <br />
                    There is a little technical perk that I've noticed too - the guys are using r.ad..editor
                    5.6 - we've produced this version prior to the rich editing support of Opera 9.
                    They got one clever hack working on their site:<br />
                    <br />
                    ...<br />
                    // workaround for opera and RadEditor 5.6.5<br />
                    function HideEditorUpdateCancelButtons(editorClientID) {<br />
                    &nbsp; var oCancelButton = document.getElementByID("RadECancelButton" + editorClientID);<br />
                    &nbsp; oCancelButton.style.display = "none";<br />
                    &nbsp; var oUpdateButton = document.getElementByID("RadEUpdateButton" + editorClientID);<br />
                    &nbsp; oUpdateButton.style.display = "none";<br />
                    }<br />
                    ...<br />
                    <br />
                    <br />
                    Cool idea. No need to do that anymore though - the new <a href="http://www.telerik.com/RadControls/Editor/Examples/Default/DefaultCS.aspx">
                        RadEditor 6.5</a> provides support for Opera 9.</div>
            </telerik:RadPane>
            <telerik:RadSplitBar ID="RadSplitbar1" runat="server" CollapseMode="Forward"></telerik:RadSplitBar>
            <telerik:RadPane ID="Radpane2" runat="server">
                <div style="margin: 10px">
                    <h2>
                        telerik team strikes Ohrid
                    </h2>
                    <p>
                        <img src="http://blogs.telerik.com/photos/storage/IMG_1764_small.jpg" alt="IMG_1764_small" /><br />
                        <br />
                        <br />
                        It is that time of the year when the summer heat begins to remind us it is&nbsp;the
                        right&nbsp;moment to take off on a road trip for the weekend.&nbsp; Thats how two
                        colleagues and I decided to visit the cool town of <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohrid">
                            Ohrid </a>in neighboring <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_macedonia">
                                Macedonia</a>.
                    </p>
                    <p>
                        It all started on Friday evening with nothing more than our backpacks and a couple
                        of beers to maintain high spirit during the somewhat tedious travel :). We arrived
                        very early on Saturday and were welcomed by the refreshing scent of the Ohrid lake.
                        The lake, the old houses, the monasteries turn the town into a flourishing tourist
                        destination.&nbsp;
                    </p>
                    <p>
                        There is a whole lot to do in Ohrid. You can, go to the beach, sail on a boat, walk
                        around town visiting museums and strongholds (there are plenty of those). Or you
                        could go to a restaurant and treat yourself to&nbsp;some of the renowned Macedonian
                        cuisine.&nbsp;Mind you, it is nothing short of phenomenal. We were experiencing
                        a foodgasm every time we sat down at a restaurant. If ever you are so lucky to visit
                        Ohrid make sure you try the Ohridska Pastrmka (ohrid trout straight from the lake),
                        Sharska Pleskavica (it looks like a burger, but tastes so much better) or Svinska
                        Veshalica (a special marinated and tenderized pork steak). Make sure you combine
                        that with a&nbsp; Macedonian or Greek salad, Nafora (thats grilled bread cubes with
                        shredded white cheese) and drown everything in lots of the traditional Macedonian
                        red wine (Tuga za jug).<br />
                        <br />
                        If you are thinking that you will hardly be able to move after the feast you guessed
                        right. The good people in Ohrid, however, have thought about that too! Most of the
                        villas you can rent there feature huge balconies with lots of shading and lounges
                        where you can lay down looking at the gorgeous view of the Ohrid lake while the
                        breeze cools you down. For those of you who want to burn some of the fat there are
                        plenty of clubs and discos&nbsp;where you can dance your butt off.<br />
                        <br />
                        With such a grand degree of entertainment we hardly noticed how the two days spent
                        there passed. It was short, yes, but it was magic. I even admit that&nbsp;I&nbsp;am
                        a little envious&nbsp;of all the people we left there - the dream goes on for them
                        - as for me, I am back to exciting world of <a href="http://www.telerik.com/RadAjax">
                            RadAjax </a>development :-)</p>
                </div>
            </telerik:RadPane>
        </telerik:RadSplitter><br />
        <qsf:Footer runat="server" ID="Footer1"></qsf:Footer>
        </form>
    </body>
    </html>

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